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This is a listing of all of the television series. Does not include any feature films.

This is an offshoot of The Rivers of London storyline. Tobias Winter, a German policeman, is taught magic in response to Inspector Nightingale taking an apprentice in the London MET police force.

A collection titled “The Nature Library” book set with color illustrations (published by Doubleday, Page & Company, copyright 1926). This set includes “Animals-Ceton”, “Butterflies-Weed”, “Birds-Blanchan”, “Wild Flowers-Blanchon Dickinson”, “Garden Flowers-McCurdy” and “Trees-Rogers”. Each book boasts 48 illustrations in full color and presented in navy blue hardbacks with gilded decoration and script to the spines and fronts.

The seven books of Raksura series—five novels and two volumes of Stories of the Raksura (each of which contain two novellas)—follow Moon on his journey from terrified outcast to powerful leader. In Book One, The Cloud Roads, Moon is the only shape-shifter among the tribes of the river valley. He has no memory of his birth parents, but knows that he must hide his identity in order to be accepted by his adopted home. Inevitably, his identity is discovered, but in a stroke of fortune he meets another shape-shifter like himself, and is able to escape to a new life…one with its own complications. Moon soon finds himself among the Indigo Court of the Raksura, a wide-ranging family of shape-shifters, and for the first time, knows that he belongs. He even becomes consort to the sister queen Jade, a position of high honor in the Indigo Court. But no sooner has he begun his new life than more worries arise: blight at the heart of the Court’s central tree, rival Courts bent on war, and mysteries surrounding Moon’s own origin. Throughout the series Wells shows us facets of a gorgeous, complex world, informing a story of one character’s desire to find a true home. She explores the gender politics through Moon’s story—as one of the few fertile males of the Raksura, he’s expected to be Jade’s consort to provide her with children, which gives him a certain status but also means that his life is lived in Jade’s service. As bisexuality is the default orientation of the Raksura, certain assumptions that are made in other fantasy worlds are completely up-ended here.

The Fernald adult children have all moved away from the homeplace. In the first book, Guy convinces his siblings to return and surprise their parents on Christmas morning. The second book is a couple of years later; the entire extended family now come every Christmas. This year, they open and decorate the abandoned local church and instigate a truly lovely community service on Christmas evening.The last book, youngest son, Ralph, returns from out West with a bride, Molly. Molly proves her sterling qualities when Margaret begins her labor and the roads are impassable.

The series is also known as Orion's Children.